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Can someone please explain this to me?
Does energy stay in cords and power strips long after being unplugged from a source of electricity? How do you know?
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Earths problems = solved
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Sorry, wrong forum.
On GFY, we're all lawyers, doctors, financial experts and black belts. Electricity is not something we know a lot about. :) |
That isn't real...
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if anybody thinks this is real tell me so i can put you on ignore
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Can someone please explain this to me?
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I think the bloke doing the commentry on that video works in my bank's call centre.
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Umm,
I dont know actually about that electricity thing..
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Ten bucks says JohnnyClips believes the shit out of this.
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Electricity? Quit speaking such nonsense...
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:1orglaugh
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Read the comments of this video on youtube and you will find the answer.
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I guess there's something under that connection-block - have you noticed that this did not even moved after the guy pressed the red button. The surface of the floor is smooth - that should make the block sliding when you do some pressure on it - it looks like it's nailed. I guess there's something connected underneath and gives that supply.
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i lold very hard.
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we all know that if you tie the cord in a knot that electricity can't pass :1orglaugh
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where can I buy that electri city you are speaking about?
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